For businesses that get checked before they get called
Last post was March. Two reviews, both from 2023.
Nobody rings a business that looks closed. They look you up, they can't tell whether you're still trading, and they call the one with forty recent reviews instead.
Free. Nothing to install, no card, and yours whether or not you go further.
“What does your business look like at a glance?”
Hours, photos, phone number, recent activity. A stranger decides in about four seconds whether you're a going concern, and they're not being unfair about it.
“When was your last review — and did you ask?”
Happy customers almost never leave one unprompted. The ones who post without being asked are usually the ones who are cross.
“Does the same information appear everywhere?”
An old address, a disconnected number or last year's hours in one place is enough to make somebody give up and try the next result.
“Who's posting when you're on a job?”
Nobody. That's the honest answer for most owners, and it's why the account goes quiet for four months at exactly the time business is good.